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Peter Magerus residing at PSI Johnson Az
dnue, Brooklyn, Il. D., n. Y, says:
During the last eighteen years have been
using over nifty ALLCoCKS PLAsTERS year
in my family. | have found them most per-
feet external remedy. Tney have repeatedly
Gu. ed me OF rheumatism, to which am sub
ject every winter. They have cured me of
pains in the sides and back three times. My
wife. children and mother in-law tell me
ALICOCK'S PLAsTERS are the best remedy ever
made, SO agreeable. 50 certain. l know they
have cured my wife one pains in the back and
of u severe cough. Ny mother ln-law has been
cured of n most severe cold, which threaten
ed to turn into pneumonis, by ALLCOCK's
PLAsTRRs. PETER MAGERUs
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FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1897 TWELVE PAGES

ilton here win bear me witness. lid mood
any Interpreter to your honest heart Re
licrc me. dear Mistress Thankful. syu-
pHtNizc with you, and only beg You (.
give me an opportunity tonight TO scry.
you. You will stay, | know, and you viii
stay with me; and we shall tall, over a..
faitdlessncss of that over Jealous laukc,
captain who has proved himself. douut
mo-, as unworthy of you as he is of his
country
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apparently started ont OF the ground be.
meath her, and, leveling a bayoneted mus
kct across her path, called "Hultw
The hot blood mounted to tho girls
check at the first imperative command she
had ever received IL her life; nevertheless
she halted unconsciously, and without a
word confronted the challenger with her
old audacity
"Who comes thereW reiterated the
sentry, still keeping his bayonet level
with her breast.
"rhankful Blossom" she responded
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A GRDAr OOAPA1Y.


esd EssmpIfyins NJ wsaassfsi
BsaenM
from the Cincinnati Commercial Gasstts.
Tho New York Life 70 rated - one OF the
laveeet companies. II mot toe 49, u. " w -
the most prosperous and, financially, with .
surplus Of many millions more then any
other Life company, the saseet IN the CnIeo
Stasss. vaauxem, Haynes Sandberg Co,
nd Vim, trained from boyhood almost 10 the
me Insurance pcsiness, about Ave yeafs ego
purchased from the New York Life company
the exclusive right 70 transact buslne0 for
that company 10 PeunsylvaniA. They In.
upon . high plane. presented Il % legiti.
mate business, ~ profitable and safe means
Of investment; called 10 their cid on their
stan, ~ agents and manaeerA come OF the
best known and most successful business
men 10 the East, and putting brains, money,
business, they produced results In that one
state which were phenomenal, yielding last
year alone, In the state Of PennsylvaniA, .
business OF over SIS 0OO, 900.
They have elevated the business, and given
an impetus to life insurance al over the
country such - has never been known b.
forA Believing that there u Q still more pro
iihc Geld for the business In the great stato Of
Ohio, the first Of this year they successfully
negotiated with the officers Of the company
to carry ON their business In the Buckeye
state. Mr.. vanuxem, the senior member Of
the firm, visited Cincinnati about Q month
ago prospected, took the preliminary steps
toward the establishment OF headQuarterl
here and, returning 10 the home ofhce
inPhiladelphis, Mr.. Mulford, the sctuary Of
the company, also member ofthe arm, came
to our city and II now hero completing all ar.
rangementA A handsome suite Of ofnces
have been secured In the Mitchell building,
90 West Fourth street, adjoining the new
now being fitted up In substantial and ele
CANT style, and here, March I, the agency will
Open up business ana be ready to negotiate,
on business principles, with every man In the
state Of Ohio tor Q life policy. ltd
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AAkKkTA


CHICAGO. March Z. go o. m.-Marhet opened.
Wheat March, 751%c; April. 77fc nay. SIC
June. s3,Sc.
Corn aarch. s5xs; April, s5ssci NAY, to,fc
June. 4lAo.
Oats Nsy. esc June. 0ko.
Pork-May, sci 90
Iard-Msrco, q 50; Ap,A o. 10; Nay. u TX
short KiSs-Apri. IS s,i May. Sss.,S June
sses.
GiosIHo.
Whess--March. 16I4c April. :e,Sc; Nay, sixc
June. sazc.
Corn-asrch. s.Xc; April. Sc, Nay. so,to
June. 40h6tio.
Oats-asrch, ss,sc; Aprtl. s.,to May. ssXc
PORK sarch, go 70 May. ssl On; June. q, %
Lard-Msrch, u Az April. q Is Nay. d s2h
June, Z; SIX.
Ri6s-Mxfch. q 40 May. q sax June. . s7Is
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Esw YonE. March z-rlour more steady
Fine, q Sl63 10; Supernne, ~ 1905 20;
good TO choice extra western, q sso6 % good
% Ancy extra sta,s @ g Goa 90 common TO good
Wheat-No. j he'd state. ssk0esc, No . DO.
ssc; No. . Red. Winter. March. exc, April,
Sl{c; May, S!Jtc.
6ats-so. White state. soc No. DO. skc. :
BYE dull western, S0sse, stA,e. S7,<0ose.
PORK dull new mess. sls 90; OLD msss. as co
6l52S.
Lard-March. q 20; April, q 20, May.N'7
Noiasses hrm At lsc for boiling stocs.
Turpentine Arm at 800.
Resin QUIET strsined 70 good. n OOol e7k.
Petroleum dull Refined: In cases, skc.
greights dull grain 70 Hull, SKA.
Butter quiet; West1rD Creamery. 9146Dc
Hlgin Creamery. a,0asc state dairy, hall nrkin
Cheese dull; western Flat, ll0lac; good Il
choice light skins. llH0lso. Fancy White, II \
0l3kc; State tactory. l3Hc.
lggs qutes; s!ats, l7Nc; Western. '7o.
sugar nrm kennoo Cutoaf. 61%c; 0rAnu
lated, lille.
Tsiiow quiet; prime city.tc.
Rice nominal Carolina fair to good, S0Skc.
Coffee strong fsir cargoes. lAfo.
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rAIA Wsss iislsssd - Nm muoA aeaeotlca.
John W. 0mitA rGoslved e60o iFom 5hS
DeUsheshocd Of Railroad Braksmen, - the
disability claim fue injuries reoslved on the
Ponnsyivania nilroad during lase Nay.
This morning plnioa was broken at the
noishing rolls Of the Columbia Iron com.
pany's mill The mishap will causs stop.
page q . few days for repain
The Columbia National bank was CLOSED
today N respect for the late cashier, 8. c.
Nay.
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Amusem0nn

Ndy Adams 7hts wetk-This evening Nay
Adams builesque and speciality company opens
At the King street theatre for week, and the In.
dications point TO big business. Tho press
speaks highly Of the company where they have
appeared. they came to this city directly from
Brooklyn. where they played TO big business all
oflast week. Tho troupe u large and the ma
jority of the performers are ladies. with Nay
Adams at the head.
The 1ipo Johns"-Neariy all the amusement.
goers OF Lancaster are acquainted with this
funny comedy. and the name Of J. G. Stewart
the big fat comedian, who stands At its head. Il
- well known. Tomorrow evening the troupe
appears At Fulton opera house. and there 10 nc
doubt that the audience will be very large. q
the play. ~ we'll .. the company, y popqlas.- -
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philadelphia Cattle Market

PHILApsIlHIA, March ISBeef cattle. receipts
sGs n reeP Prsvson, ssse sSssp.
lO,O00 Hogs. 600.
Beef cattle, 10 lower; EXtras. N06kc
good. 5000 medium, tk0tkc; common. VI
0tc.
Hoss inactive State. 707,lc; Western. s0ske
Mich calves were active ~ 606kc
Pat COWS were fairly active At 3k0Ac,
MNca COWS were dull at oE08.
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No. veea oesohA
elosS1 - - s1lss = Sle0Se6'
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= srocx.R-March 9TH. lse, at Colombia. Mr.
garet etocker, widow Of kdwar0 Stocker, In the
GA year of her age.
The relatives ana frienos of the fAmily are
re. pectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence. No. oo7 North Mulberry
street, on Tuesday afternoon 1t . O'Clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
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philadelphia Produce llartss.

PHILADELPHIA. Aaroh 7.-slour market dull 4,
ales. sOO barrels Minnesota BAkers, y 0O0a %
& O0i5l, Patents, N6!k06 10.
Bye nour quiet. 9 90.
June. csc.
Corn-Narch. t7c., April. s7c; Nay. &C.,;
Oas-Hsrch. $3.50, April. sskc.; Nay. s7Ne.;
June. y7ho.
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WE ADVISE ALL TO SUBSCRIBE
ss ~ ss s -:
dOrsemsnt of Cardinals, Bishops and Priests. e.
we'll 80 eminent scholars In every Catho 10
Subscriptions rsoeived only st t3s West lsmo1
street. Price. ss.to. eA.Oo and esLo per copy.
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Governments aim. Currency Cs,0 ~ bid -
Coup, q Bx bid, tk's DO q Ce,S bio.
The stock market opened quiet but nrm AZ
fractional advances over Saturdays closing hg'
ures, and continued ifm but dull mp To lo'Ss
About that hour an active buying was begun cf
western Union Telegraph and the stock ad'
vancinesharply. causing the rest Of the list 70
advance In sympathy. A, noon the advsncc
ranged from u to IN per cent. The list has
since continued strong but quiet.
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Five Hundred Rroksn Lots. Represen ting os3.
900 IN Value, Must be cold In Tao Weeks.
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DEMEMBER THIS IS A BONA.FlDE
n cle singo out sale at the VIC 6rOhE. We
ing fAncaste. g soon ~ the stock 10 disposed OF
The goods must be sold. and every .pufchaser
taee OF this sale. CAN at once-the time l. short
Bargains are going every day. Open eveIinSs'
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burgess Hall administered the oath
S0ce % Msssfs. Henry Cremer, Charles
81. otevouson and Frank Wilson, tho new
n 1HemterA Council was called to order BY
Oierk BockiuA
For president Mr.. EckmAn was nominated
BY Mr. Musser; Mr.. Wilson nominated Mr.
Henry Cremer. The roll call resulted o.
follows:
For Eckmsn: MessrA Csswell, Cremer,
FOR Cremer MessrA Eckman and Wilson.
III. Eckman was declared elected president
& - council for the ensuing year. upon assum'
NJ the once Mr.. Eckman tnsnked tne
9lsmbsrs for the honor conferred.
= 4. Bocktus was eiec'ed secretary "
Gn1oyy u el2 80 per month
me salaries OF the following eiecteo men
|S ~ NJ the different positions were nxed o. tne
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fo Appold, living on Mil street, had
- - NJ len lsg injured on last Bet.
6rnGn1 ~ falling from porch. The
~ 0oonnes hin 70 his homA
u = ohoAaers pastor OF the Ht
Ia1hognn church bhad marrow escape
~ GhnGioa . - Saturday night
Sfrohene1 duSiag Ne night tsslipg
~ Witch was eanssd by ~ O.
eeesvA yostaaafs'y ~ awoks
1oD hamno1k
y 0gama1ae ee0papy VIII ap-
hoQGo thlo oVoalna. Whoo
onD1t = Vill - diver.
n1rcV = 0elumh1a Aaaao-
So = ononn1o4 0von1nG \
1lnn1o - ColGn1 - - q.
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In the ChuIshes.

olaethodist Episcopal church was closed
Ina6ey on account OF the ulaess Of Rev.
0hmths. pastor.
o 6levsnth snnivsfsary OF the Cookman
- =. y. Sunday school will not be held
H6VontDg. The school decided on Sun.
6cnosneon 70 postpone the exercises until
~ ovsaing, March 18th. The death
r o. Nay, the organiser Of the Sun.
hoeb We The cause Of the postpone.
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Seeing the Queen.

A large number of people went to tue
depot Yesterday morning to see the
Queen of the Sandwich Islands ana her
suite as they came into the city: Inc In
ibtT stood e1pectantly on the plat
form as the train pulled. up, ana sew 81 "
e persons sought interviews with he ea
Majesty. The first to gain entrance "
the royal presence was j. II, WARD, and
that gentleman presented the roya'
iadv with handsome copy OF his VOTE pr
..Rsllads of Life" as memento. ons
nromised to read the work, ah no
P tbonked him very cordially for the
dissemination w ss Messrs. Ben. E. Klch' d
e Goddard and others gained en-
rance to the car containing the roSa
na s and had brief but pleaSan
The crowd was grati6ed by sight {
the first live Queen that ever passse'
through ogden City, and after the ee e
narture of the D. & 4. g. western, .ns
dispersed. The Little Giant seen seen
onite fortunate in the matter OF catcn
ing distinguished visitors.
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Trough on Piles

Ask for Trough on Piles" Internal
and External Remedy IN each package
Sure cure, SOC.
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A Row In Harrisville.

Yesterday Joseph Brown and IhomaS
B. Guthrie got into e quarrel on az
count Of some old grudge and after
Brown had struck Guthrie a few tunes d
brother OF the latter interfered. brown
then went home and got, his gun anu
vent back to Guthrie's place anu Iittu
so GET him out of the house; out VIZ w,
ont avail. Failing to get MS man % 20
nj the house Brown bred tne gun ur
once or twice lust to scare nun 80
Guthrie swore out complain asai th,
Brown and Sheriff Belknap plaiEieu - e
offender under arrest. he VIII p. enS
to-day to the charge OF t Gasse - at h,
answer to a complaint ma asK NJ ke cen tn
be placed under oonoS 10 A'
peace.
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Personal and General.

r 80 on the railroads continues
quite large. a,.ohorvsd yes
ALICE BE-. IaEa% not being sufficient evl-
G dance to sustain the charge.
Os Pr.I estate was lively part OF wf fns
IN r,f1 r 3 The necessary W.,tu
9 Tas raised aess and OF course the real estate
followed. fo- re,tine
S 0EansSs are being contemplated; wn ,be
pq na@ber al are 10 be commenced in the
le o. the road to ogden Canyon nod Is
., ened and the Hot Springs 3m nPPobs bly
the -treet car company Wouio pioO"'
build up that way. bni,dine
TIVE front of the Kay-Grl1 ousuli i
ON Fifth Street is about the In;a bn;ld.
tn the c,ty. The glass in The s Gr, snS Sa sacl
10 is ( feet 6 inches by II ieeI al" ''0-
l ns1s is worth about $500.
THs CITY Council is doing some goo
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work in the matter of improving the
streets and public grounds. Let the
good worh go on and continue until
some other branches are reached.
OGDEN Canyon is beginning to take
on the beauties of Spring. The grass is
green and the brush leaving out and the
rising waters tumbling over the rocks IN
it's rush down the canyon makes grand
sight.
THE Ogden Herald is moving into its
new quarters in the Peery Block. on
Fonrth Street. Their new quarters will
he very commodious. and make a vast
management Success to your new
place, friend.
GENTLEMAN yesterday met an In
dian in company with three squaws and
asked him if the women Wore his wives.
p. No sir: no, sir" said he. My SIS
tors nv sisters" He evidently did not
nronose to lay himself liable to the hold
ing out clause.
EvrnENcEs are favorable for the re-
commencement OF work on the unlor
denot It is said that party OF New
Varkers are coming out the first OF the
month to look the ground over: Tht
sooner work begins the better 1t VII
suit Ogdenites.
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OGDEN Cry, April 80 1887
CITY Council .

The Council met in regular session
Yesterday evening, with Mayor Eccles
in the chair. The minutes OF the pre-
vious session were read and approved.
From Joseph Horror and thirty-tWo
others, asking that culvert be put IN
at LYNN Lane. Referred to commlttee
on streets. - 20
nnrchase lot 2, block 35, plat q. Re
| Ierred. ~ bovo
the unused portion of his hquor IL
csnse transferred to Gibbons u Miller,
his successors. Granted.
From Joseph Clark, foreman, }. II
pane and Orson Riser. toremen Oh
Commences. and F. f. Coberbe. secre-
tsrv OF the Fire Department, asking
that the members of the companies De
relieved OF poll and dog taxes, pIovion
ing that no member nave iioie 'A''A
one dog. ~ rr;,i-
,oea tn keen their shops open till II
o,cIocksnoon on Sunday. Laid over:
From Elizabeth Gibbons representing
that She was o widow and asking per
mission to sell merchandise WlthouC
iicanse Referred to committee Oh
ION rom Newton Farr, asking to pur
chase lot 10, block 30, plat U. he
'e From four of the hotels, asking tina
all persons engaged IN keeping ooaruer.
and dodgers he compelled TO take gu
licenses. They asked this as mere
matter of justice. Referred 10 Oolii
mittee on License. vus
leigh. A. H. Lawrence, a. j. CrooKsha'
and s. NJ. Preshaw "a committee OF Jon
A Dix. Post, q. a. r. asking 1or Ih
nse of Lester Park pavilion in which
celebrate Decoration day: also asKln
an appropriation of $50 to pay the oras
hand for services during the day an
evening. The committee also tendere
ihe council an invitation TO paruclpa
IN the memorial exercises. Referred
the Committee Oh Public GROUNDS;
From w. Z. ?. st. Clair ana NJ N
Bennett. asking 10 purchase loIs' IL
ferred.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Alderman Dee reported that the col
mi,tee on laws had drawn an ordinan
in relation to selling liquors'and asked
TO consider it at the earliest conVe
fence. Adopted.
Alderman Wright, from the colhnn
tee on claims, reported favorabiy
- petition of the assessor and collec
. - roIief from uncollected tax
Adonted and the amount approprlat'
Mr.. West moved that the commit
on laws draft an ordinance TO compel
Pullman Palace Car Company to
license, as the city cannot collect tan
g Mr.. Wright questioned the aaVisap ~
NU of licensing the company anu "a a Il
debate arose on the suoJecI. Inc
ton was carried after an elaborate
n ,IeT from the attorney, Mr.. I
ner.
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Ladies' Jackets and Wraps.

We have received another lot of Ladies and Misses @ @
beaded Wraps, goods sell out rapidly Oh a'c0 " ~
low prices we are selling them at ,t
new line of has also Just been receSuI
made and the newest styles the city AT PRICES 1fl
FAIL TO PLEASE 81. v.i.o ;,o
We sell the best Boys Shirt Waist IN tue CITY i'e w
Now this Spring at our well known popular prices.
Our assortment is acknowledged TO De not onS W
Init The finest Selection exhibition N this City And curing
this week will be offered very low prices
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The Council met in regular session
Yesterday evening, with Mayor Eccles
in the chair. The minutes OF the pre-
vious session were read and approved.
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COIN BROTHERS.
We direct attention to the that have just opened
heavy shipment of
BLACK DRESS GOODS!
Roth ordinary wear IN al "ooi' an"
al follows:

1+t D-ap d,Alma: Armurs Grape, yenite, and Mirose
h nea TUls Serges Abatross and variety Oh
fancy weaves makes OF French Cashueres. All onei
this week AT ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES
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nR BONANZA B. PRATT

g.. and Ear. Testing 1or spec'
ESs Obststrics and Diseases
of Women.
Godbe 4 Pitts Drug store; sele-
,s omes m II at residence Godbe q Fits D1us
store rst 9mSsc given to s.udsnss In Mo
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30
SaltLake & W estern
RAILWAY.
On an sitter
saturday, Dec. 2oth' ie"
Trains viii run as follows:

.connects With Utah Central train leaEin
salt axe at 7.4o an, c., .,n sr,,,
'1S oonnects with Utah Central traiH Afi'
no at salt Lake at $40 p.rn.
t Stop Only upoA W. W. RfTER.
Supt
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PU L L NJ A n
Buffet and Sleeping Cars
u 1,h-o-,1t, passenoer Trains

u uhOO CSAAA NO%O
On all Through Passenger Trains.
xsy-Tbe only Line from Salt Lake CITY
- Running SLEEPING CABS FHE4
EST-for the usa Of Passengers hSifjB
SFF-Second- GLASS an Emigfant Tickets
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
1asves Ogden daily at 9.45 pm: Leaves Ga
fske CITY daily at lilo an. Direct connee
-, is made 81 Pueblo end Denver fox
Omaha. kansas City and all points East:
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
,-v,ves in salt Lake City from the East
aa5nn and leaves for ogden at 4.45 pm,
r@oSirg connection with the Central Pacine
for the West.
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave Salt LAKE Ciy-For Bingham
I'd Alta at7.2Oa.m.; for Ogden at S.15
q n and AS pm; for Sprlngylle At
* I've at Salt Lake City-From Bing-
hana and Alta at AS pm; from Ogden
oI 100 am. and 7.15 pm; from
springvilIe at SIS am
1schets for all points East and west can .
Iohased at the Depot 0Hce ana Cny
RenSat once. white House Corner, 5aIr Lake
ciIs' II. H. BENNEII.
Gen. Pass and TIKI Agt
DC. DODGE, General Asnass
lv.H. BANCROFT. h.nlsups
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-09

About IL o'clock Tuesday rather re-
markable accident occurred to the Hills.
boro train ON tho @. G.. @. & I. tracks at
Cincinnati. Engineer Rother knows
more about the electric brake than most
engineers, and the train had been out
to Brighton for the purpose of testing it.
On the return about Liberty street and
while the train was running at the rate
of thirty miles an hour an open switch
threw the engine off the track. 1t went
crashing down an embankmeut into the
Mill Greek bottom, rolling over and over.
Coolly waiting for favorable opportun-
ity Fireman Hodson jumped from the
engine, but Engineer Rother stuck to
his place until the monster had rolled
over on pile of ties. Then he dropped
from his cab between two ties and the
locomotive rolled over aga in leaving him
in safety. He had his wrist badly lacer-
ated and Mr.. Hodson received number
Of bruises and cuts. Both returned to
their homes here Tuesday night and
took out their train this "Wednesday
morning. The conductor and three
brakeman who were on the train escap-
ed uninjured. The accident was a close
call for the two men who escaped and
everybody agrees that there is not a
pluckier pair on the road.